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The Latest on the capture of a man named as a person of interest in a Texas woman's death : An affidavit in the kidnapping charge against a Texas man wanted for questioning in the death of a woman and the abduction of her two daughters says he texted his mother to say he found the woman dead. The FBI special agent affidavit unsealed Thursday says Terry Allen Miles texted his mother using one of the daughter's cellphones to say he had "came home to something bad" and he had left with the kids.
Rep. Will Tallman, R-Adams/Cumberland counties, shown here packing boxes of food at a food bank, will be packing up his legislative office in November since he has decided not to seek re-election. ( A seat in the state House of Representatives representing a portion of Cumberland and Adams county is opening up with Rep. Will Tallman's announcement that he is not seeking re-election this year.
Juveniles would no longer be housed at a Wisconsin youth prison complex that's been under federal investigation and the subject of multiple lawsuits alleging inmate abuse as part of dramatic reorganization plan announced Thursday by Gov. Scott Walker. The $80 million proposal would change the Lincoln Hills-Copper Lake prisons into medium-security adult prisons and open five smaller regional juvenile prisons across the state.
Many people have questions about the recently passed tax reform. Kristi Noem is making stops in a handful of cities across the state of South Dakota and holding lunch, and small group dialogue to answer any concerns.
I try to pay as little attention as possible to the Ball family . I find LaVar Ball and his brood noxious, and although it was fun to watch Lonzo play in college, the media circus that surrounds these people is really nothing but a distraction from actual sports.
American Atheists, a nationwide organization, expressed outrage over FEMA's recent policy change making churches eligible for federal relief funds in the wake of natural disasters. The atheist organization, which most recently gained the national spotlight by posting anti-Christmas billboards in several states, railed against the Trump administration for what they called a misapplication of federal law and for giving federal funds to churches that aided the relief efforts and served as emergency shelters and FEMA response bases for their local communities in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
Lynch was convicted of trying to kill his neighbor's Spaniels, Bandit and Snowflake, by lacing pieces of sausages with the poison ricin and throwing them over the fence, according to The Oregonian. Authorities said Lynch was frustrated with their loud barking.
The Trump Organization has given Special Counsel Robert Mueller and Congress a slew of emails and documents about meetings involving the real estate companies' executives, according to CNN. And some of those records pertain to a Belarusian-American businessman who is said to be a major source for the infamous Steele dossier.
On December 17, 2014, then-President Barack Obama announced that the United States would restore its international relations with Cuba. In addition to many expected diplomatic consequences, the decision had an odd effect: boosting the popularity of a small, closed-end fund that trades as CUBA.
Programming note: Watch Sean Spicer's full appearance on "SE Cupp Unfiltered," Thursday at 5 p.m. ET and 8 p.m. ET on HLN. Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Thursday he is troubled that former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon has not denied the statements attributed to him in a recent book about the early days of President Donald Trump's tenure.
President Donald Trump's calls to limit chain migration have yet to gain widespread traction in Congress, but his administration's tougher approach to immigration screening appears to be having an effect on the approval of family visa petitions. In the last three quarters of fiscal year 2017 - a period that spans Jan. 1, 2017 to Sept.
It's no secret that Sarah Sanders has a contentious relationship with many reporters in the White House briefing room. Sanders regularly criticizes the media's coverage of the president from the podium and, on occasion, snaps at some reporters pretty savagely.
CNN's Anderson Cooper revealed he spent an absurd amount of money to keep warm on New Year's eve during an interview with Stephen Colbert. I've attached the full interview below in case you want to waste 10 minutes of your life.
Sean Hannity is denying claims that he wanted to work for the Trump administration or that he would have provided President Donald Trump with interview questions. The Fox News host and conservative commentator provided a statement to The Hill Thursday to contradict statements in Michael Wolff's new and controversial book on the Trump adminstration, saying he had no desire to give up on journalism or feed Trump with pre-arranged questions before an interview.
The detainment was supposed to last four days, a source told AFP, for "incitement to debauchery." Her video was titled "Boss Oumek," which means "Look at Your Mother."
Colorado Senate Democrats came out in full force Thursday against a new policy that would allow federal prosecutors to decide if they want to use their resources to go after marijuana, effectively nixing a former President Barack Obama administration policy that did the opposite. The politicians are refusing to give up their pot to the federal government, telling Attorney General Jeff Sessions he would have to pry it from their "warm, extremely interesting to look at" hands.
The ladies of ABC's "The View" just could not shake the Fox News in Greta Van Susteren during her Thursday appearance. She's ex-Fox News now, having said it hadn't felt like home for a few years.
CINCINNATI - A divided federal appeals court panel on Thursday upheld the U.S. ban on guns for people convicted of misdemeanor domestic violence, even decades after the offense.
CNN commentator Brian Stelter said Thursday that White House press secretary Sarah Sanders had a point about the unreliability of an anecdote from an explosive new book about Donald Trump not knowing who John Boehner is. Stelter, appearing on, "CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin," said, "There are definitely reasons to be skeptical.